Sentence examples for attracting consensus from inspiring English sources

One element attracting consensus is the need to reduce the burden on indebted nations, not only by buying back Greek bonds but also through a reduction in the interest rates offered to Greece, Ireland and Portugal, which have also accepted international help.

The BBC has described article 25 of the bill — which outlines the "right to disconnect" — as the only measure of the bill that is attracting consensus.

Like the most successful athletes, however, she is not someone who attracts consensus opinion.

The aim of this task force is to achieve common understandings of these issues and their consequences so as to inform and to influence the best cost benefit choice, which will attract consensus between the ITER partners.

The idea is that public reason is accessible to all who are reasonable, but while public reason can attract consensus, there is deep pluralism in the domain of reasonable doctrines.

That statement, at least, attracts a consensus here.

The importance of seaports to national economies attracts broad consensus in the literature as does the rise in competition between seaports.

Currently, the roles of tachykinin family and associated mediators played in pain and inflammation, have attracted increasing consensus in the field of molecular-biology on clinical disease [ 10, 11].

If a rival does emerge, and if it succeeds in attracting a new consensus, then a revolution occurs: the old paradigm is replaced by a new one, and investigators pursue a new normal scientific tradition.

First, he will project himself as a competent manager with a technocratic approach to an economy lacking productive investment, or as Rowhani put it: "We need a new management … through unity, consensus and attracting honest and efficient people".

While this is a Labour initiative, the campaign group is hoping to attract cross-party consensus.